A Dynamic Programming Model of the Coordination between Forest and Socio-Economy

Tao Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.29-32.1139

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A Dynamic Programming Model of the Coordination between Forest and Socio-Economy

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Based on the illustration of the importance of the coordination between forest and socio-economy, a dynamic programming model aimed at the coordination is created and the basic characters of the functions in the model are discussed. A solution under a simple and ideal situation is studied, which results in the equation of the economic yield when forest coordinates with socio-economy and several other conclusions.

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